St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Ddih cIedTlHgS yesterday, SIZO.USU04.
One case of contagious disease reported
yesterday.
Hennepin lodge A. o. I. w. elects officers
Monday evening.
The real estate exchange holds an impOr-
tant meeting next Tuesday.
William Downs post is the name of the new
G. A. r. organization in New Boston.
There will be meeting of the Anti-Povcrty
society at Window hall this evening.
C. c. White addresses the Union Church
society this evening on Temperance.
Officers of the various Catholic temperance
societies meet at association hall to-day.
Rev. Marion d. Shutter will preach at the
Third Universalist church at 8 p. m.
John Adolph johnson was allowed to
change his name to John Adolph Brown.
DR.. C. c. Thayer lectures at the Eighth
Ward Relif association hall this afternoon.
Fancy upholstered chairs and rockers in
endless varieties al Bradstrcet, Thurber L.
Co.'S.
Union Gospel Temperance meeting at the
Hennepin Avenue NJ. Z. church this after
noon.
Frank Fennigan, cash boy at Goodfel-
lows, fell two stories, but was not seriously
INJURED.
Fine embossed leather or woa5 seat rockers,
suitable for Christmas presents. at Sradstreet
Thurber d Co.'S
Edward Button sues Carl A. Anderson for
SOIL % for labor performed at the request
of the defendant
john Bolan, superintendent on the new
800" shops, was presented with a gold
watch by his men.
The court issued an order allowing Thomas
E. and Mary L. Weeks TO adopt Mary E. Tan
nihill, minor child.
W. II. II. Bartram, Esq. of New York, will
speak on the saloon question at DANA hall
Monday evening.
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those handsome parlor desks TO be found at
Bradstreet Thurber Il Co.'S?
At the meeting of the school principals at
the West hotel yesterday morning the new
course of study was discussed.
The usual Sunday sacred concert will be
given in Harmonic hall this afternoon by the
Frank Danz full orchestra.
A benefit will be given the George A Nor
gan WOman's Relief Corps No. 4 at the Peo-
pies theater next Friday evening.
Rev. Father McGolrick addresses the
White Cross society at the Church of the In
maculate Conception this evening.
Monday evening ". H. H. Bartram, of New
York, speaks at Harmonic hall OH Low
Wages, Long Hours and Hard Times"
The Christian Metaphysical association
will be addressed by Rev. II. c. Waddell at
the Murphy club rooms this afternoon.
Robinson & Mead, who have lad the con-
tact for sprinkling the streets. think the city
by the day.
". \. Jamison. fireman on The Manitoba
road, had his left hand eat OFF Yesterday
while coupling cars. Jamison resides at us
Jcwett place.
n. d. Newell obtained q judgment for
1921. 10 against John Fielding and the New
York Cable Railway Construction company
as aarniShee.
Make your selections for Christmas pres
cnts early: have them set aside AID delivered
the day before Christmas by Bradstreet,
Thurber Il Co.. Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Congregational church will
hold its tenth annual celebration OF the land
ing Of the Pilgrims on Tuesday evening next
ct Plymouth church, Minneapolis.
The Dudley +. Chase post Will hold fair
the coming week at No. II Central avenue,
commencing Monday, Dec. 10. and cOntinu-
A. P. Cameron & Sen ASK to have me-
chanic's liens foreclOsed against the follow
ing parties: James NJ. Parker ct al, s3O3. ID;
Winecke & Doerr, l,7749l; L. Christian ct
al, 81 1864.
There will be a union GOSPEL temre-a3ce
meeting at the Henrepin Av"nCe NJ. Z.
church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Address
by W. II. II. Bartram, Subject: Tile Ten
Commandments"
AT the Church OF the Rcdeelner Rev Marion
d. Shutter will preach morning and evening.
Morning subject Man. the Creator: even
ing subject, THE Transient and Permanent
in Christianity
CT. Goats. who went to Los Angeles, Cal,
last october for his health, died there on the
Nth inst. His wife and brothcr-iIl-iaw, G. =.
Sawyer, were with him at the lime OF his
death. They started OH the 10th with the
body for Minneapolis.
There was quite large attendance last
n ght in the Dyer music hall upon the con-
cert given under the auspices of the North
western conservatory. 1t chiefly consisted of
a recital in which Walter PETER, Carl 4.
Westrum and \. w. Porter took part.
The North Minneapolis Chronicle is Gu.
with Il holiday number, devoted TO the in
tercst of its particular section and crowded
full of its vital statistics. The building rec
ord for North Minneapolis for the year. is
SSS structures, costing 81, 10000.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Edwin j. Butler and Lena Semsen. Swaute
Swensen and Anna K. Anderson, Benjamin
S. Cauffman and Alice A. Baker, Charles
SiohIan and Eva Lind. Edwin A. feathers
and Addie Wentworth, Rock Celt and Annie
NJ. Fortune.
If you want to see the great dealers in
Chinaware and cut glass of New York City
duplicated in Minneapolis. step into Walrath
& Clevelands, on Nicollet avenue, and look
over their unexcelled stock of the finest in
the market. 1t is the universal opinion of all
thatAladdln's palace could not offer more at
fractions than does the interior of this glass
ware emporium.
Suit has been brought by the Minneapolis
Mill company against John Goodnow for
50, 49,. IS. Il claims TO have sawed lumber
for the defendant in one of its saw mills dur
ing the season of 1887, according TO an
agreement entered into with the defendant
last spring, and that the above amount is
balance due for the work.
W V. Jobes. W no was formerly Engaged in
the wholesale fruit business at 254 Second
avenue south. and who made an assignment
about Dec. 10 c. W. Dawson, made a sec
onG assignment Yesterday TO the same
assignee the first one having been declared
invalid 10y the courts on account of certain
omissions il the deed of assignment.
IIennepin Avenue NJ T. church, corner
!cnncpin avenue aud Tenth street, preach
i.G by the pastor. Rev. r. VI. McKara, IN the
morning ut 1920. Subject, The Lay
Workers ia the Early Church." in The even
Ing at 7:30 O'Clock, "Tne Evils of Life and
Their Relnedr.'' Bible study and prayer
meeting every Thursday evening ct 80.
The Law of Human Progress is the title
Of ali address 10 DO delivered by Rev. Mr..
Waideil, of Chicago, before the Anti-Poy-
er:v society. NJ Window hall, this evening.
Clarence Moeller. recently engaged as state
organizer by the United Labor party, will
speak on the campaign in New York last
fall and The prospects of the movement over
The country James q. Clark will sing.
W. G. Whi;emaa, formerly we'll known